If you have a 50% LTV on the land currently, I'll assume it is from a small-to-mid size local bank.

One example I can give you is a client I am currently working with had a credit score of 477 in April (consulted in March and pulled credit reports mid April, began working on all steps - education, evaluation, and rebuilding - in May).

Today is June 30th, officially the midway point for 2010. I know most of us set goals at the beginning of the year, where are you today? Are you where you thought you would be 6 months ago? what are your plans/goal...

Post your ads mid day and sunday and post 5 in 20 mins if you have 5 properties, (some people fudge and post other properties and say they dont have that house anymore but thats a bad way to start off)After you post google "free public proxy" and surf the internet through there and go back to craigslist and search through post and see if you see ur ads, i bet you wont, clist is sneaky.

Most taxing jurisdictions do not have a separate classification for Patio Homes.The term was first seen in print in the mid-1970s.[4] In a more generic sense it may refer to a home with a prominent patio, such as some traditional Mediterranean-style homes.[5]There is often confusion about what a patio home or cluster home is, and how it differs from a townhome.A townhome generally consists of three or more units with shared walls in a single building, and the townhome lot is limited to the ground on which the unit stands and perhaps a small rear patio area, with no additional private land.

We've been hearing about this for almost three years now - I agree with article below which pts out the problem differs widely from market to market and many of these are low-end or tear down properties which won't have any bearing on mid or high-end homes.

In this case after the work was done the lender would sign of on the check (to protect their interest in the collateral) and the owner could cash it and pay the contractor (or himself) I don't see why anyone needs money up front to do insurance work. 150.00 at a time would discourage me from needing to make any pre or mid contract draws.

When it began to grow in the mid 60s it exploded, then hit it's first peak, the 70s it continued to grow, but at a steady rate until the late 70s early 80s it took off again, even during high interest rates (tons of seller financed deals).

then if you say, "Are we still going hit mid-August for this closing?"

So, make sure you plan short term and mid term goals, and do a lot of those retirement things now while your health is in order, and you can still enjoy it.